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End-to-end Machine Learning project that uses regression model to predict mental health scores using student demographic, academic, lifestyle, stress, and digital behavior data, with a FastAPI backend and web-based frontend.

  • Updated Aug 30, 2026
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Explore the complete lifecycle of a machine learning project focused on regression. This repository covers data acquisition, preprocessing, and training with Linear Regression, Decision Tree Regression, and Random Forest Regression models. Evaluate and compare models using R2 score. Ideal for learning and implementing regression use cases.

  • Updated Jan 18, 2024
  • Python

🇵🇱🏠 The project predicts an apartment price for Warsaw, Krakow and Poznan. Distributed apartments by districts using geopandas; built XGBoost model with MAPE = 9% (the best of others).

  • Updated Nov 17, 2023
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This machine learning project focused on predicting food delivery times. The code emphasizes essential tasks such as data cleaning, feature engineering, categorical feature encoding, data splitting, and standardization to establish a solid foundation for building a robust predictive model.

  • Updated Nov 18, 2023
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This project is an IoT-based weather monitoring and prediction system that collects real-time temperature and humidity data using a NodeMCU (ESP8266) and a DHT11 sensor, logs it to a CSV file via a Python script, and uses machine learning(RandomForestRegressor) to predict future weather conditions.

  • Updated Sep 4, 2025
  • Python

A taxi company called Sweet Lift has collected historical data on taxi orders at the airport and they need to predict the number of taxi orders for the next hour.

  • Updated Jul 3, 2024
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End-to-end film box office analysis on 1M-row IMDB/TMDB data — cleaning, feature engineering, EDA (Exploratory Data Analysis), and Random Forest models comparing revenue drivers in the 1990s vs 2010s.

  • Updated Jul 1, 2026
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